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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20

THE PROPOSITION EPITOMIZED.
Figures of the COMMISSIONS Proposition.
Coupons and interest on con
soils and 1O-40's ..............$4 ~, IVY
Less % per cent..... ... 1,106 600
sl7.54s. 900
10 100000
Other securities to be funded
in Riddlebergers. ........... 81, 950,0O
Riddlebergers in hands Of
public and literary fund.-. 4,S2O,eOO
ss2,2Os. COO
interest on s. $so,60O at ~ per cent. isi750 CO.
1884. 5ss SO
In this proposition the commissioners pro-
posed that the consols might, at the will of
the State, be taken up at rs cents in the dol
lar in money and the 10 4Os at 63; but that
interest was to be paid upon the face value:
undiminished principal.
This proposition leaves out the debt to the
United States ($1, 800, 00O) and the bonds held
by the Sinking Fund ($2. 242, o43).
FIGURES UNDER COMMITTEES PROPOSITION.
Consols reduced to ISL per cent equals 1862 900
Coupon and interest
coupons and 10-40's..... $4,424,00
Less rendered. I64OOO
$4,26O,O0O
Less s5OO,OOO in cash to re-
tir6... 1,VoVUU
$3,26O,OOO
Less one-half $50 per cent on coupons) 1,esO.ooe
oe diebergers i. ~ =. -. 2,55oooo
Riddlebergers in hands of public and
literary fund 49,. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 100000
s 10, 572. 900
10 4O,s reduced to SO per cent equals 1856. 700
ton Observation-Disclosures o. 200
INTEREST on s19.572 600 at per cent. s $751;, l6O
Interest on S. 655, 200 at ~ per cent, 1882
703,552
This proposition also omits the debt due the
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county rendered on the 9th day of No
Vember. 1885, in the cause of the National Valley
Bank Of staunton VS.. William D. Anderson, Trus-
tee & ais, will sell at public auction Ia front of
the Court-h OuSe, in Staunton, on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20
MRMoR ANDUM.

I. That the interest accruing from July l,
1887. on the consol bonds be reduced to 3per
cent per annum during the whole period of
their currency.
Q. That the interest accruing from July l,
1887. on the 1910 bonds be reduced to 23 per
cent. per annum during the whole period of
their currency.
8. That the overdue coupons on the consols
and 1910 bonds up to July 1, 1887, inclusive,
be discharged as to such part thereof as the
available resources of the State are sufficient
to provide in cash at the Fate of 80 cents on
the dollar, and the remainder be funded at rs
per cent. of the face value into new secured
bonds bearing per cent. interest during the
whole period of their currency, and to run
for period to be arranged.
4. That the principal of the new bonds and
of the consols and l0-40 bonds be redeemable
at the option of the State either by purchase
or drawings by ballot and in the latter case,
(a) As to the 8 per cent. bonds by payment
of rs per cent of their face value.
(b) AS to the p per cent bonds by payment
of 63 per cent OF their face value.
S. That after the expiration OF five ye airs an
cumulative sinking fund Of per cent. pc
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20

DOOMS FOR RENT.-Fiye meat s.cond stor-,
~ rooms, water and gas on the floor
, 10 Apply To G. BARGAMIN,
naS 10 u Lewis Street,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20
Mondau, the 23rd day of Mau; 1887,

that valuable property and residence, situated
about a mile and quarter Northeast from the
city OF Stanton on the McAdamzed road, or Val
ley Turnpike, containing thirty acres of land and
known as the SANDY Hollow property Said
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20

TINsLEY & MORTON. Proprietors.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20

Remaining in the Post Office at Staunton, Au-
gusta county, Va, May 20, 1887.
LADIES LIST
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20
SALE OF REAL AND PERSON AL
PROPERTY.

| GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTAGTE ATE ran-
- suant to decree OF the Circuit Is Se" in fbe
dered on the goth day of November. 1880, III dn
cause of Hamilton vs. Walters, as amendeu ny
cree of Dec 18th. 1886, will sell at pubic ''u0'
| In front of the Court House. Oh
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20

I, j. N. Ryan. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, do certify that j. NJ. Quares and
Saml F.. Prison, Commissioners have executed
the bond required in the aboye-styled cause &C.
cording to law. Given under my hand this 9th day
of july 1886.
may Ii At j. N. RYAN, Clerk,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-05-20

and briefly described as Hollows:
lst A tract containing twenty
(20) acres, situated North of the
Valley Turnpike and East of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
nIIL Preaae.r., Irs.,.

CHICAGO, It'll, September s.--The
Milk shippers Union Of tho North
vest held an important ssssion today.
one Of the principal matters eonsid.
cred was the formation Of q great
company or "trust" 10 monopoliEe
the entire milk business Of Chicago.
Over 100 shippers, representing be.
tween thirty and forty towns on oil
the roads coming Into the city,
we're preeont. Tho report OF q
committee appointed at the
last meeting OF shippers In
April was read This committee VA
10 investigate and devise some plan
by which TO secure more complet1
cooperation amsng milk producers
Tbs report recommended that the
capital stock Of the corporation be
tlO0.OO0, divided into 10000 shares oI
$40 each. Any farmer producing one
can OF milk per day should be on
titled n nj least Que thAre, and n,
person not producer Of milk shal
DO allowed 10 own any stock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
niatuoud nafa

THB Browns play at Charleston this
afternoon.
EwISo will pitch for New Orleans
tomorrow sgainst Birmingham.
ATKINSON has signed for the rest OF
the season with the Lincoln, Neb.,
club.
NIKE KELLY has decided TO 20 10
California with the Giants the sjm'
log winter,
THIRD BAsKsAs HAITIELD, Of the
Portland lMs) club, has stolen i2s
bases this ttason.
ASsos received the good news Sat.
urday that q little Arson had arrived
at bis house. Ips a boy, too,
CRASR aud Tran AZ, OF ths Toronto
ciub, have figded with McNish, John.
son aud slAvin's Ministries Tor the
winter.
PYETYEs, williamson, CArkson and
Barns soy they will not play with the
Chicago club, under Arson, another
! season,
TEH next Vermont Legislature will
b. asked 70 ps,s n Law eIempiing
professional ball players from terying
ON iuries.
sTAILISo', who Il catching for Bir'
mineham, was tried by Phila1elphis
10 the early part OF the reason. III
was too slow for league company.
EDpH GLENN. the brilliant yours
loi. fielder Of the Charleston nine, wa
Injured In Mondays game, and vii
not DO able oplSy for come time.
GETxKrs received a 500 gold watch
aud chain, when the club retained
home, for his ane work In keeping The
Wolverines al the head Of the list.
BARNEY McLAuoHLIs, Dsyiin, Glib
son and Lyons have been reltaSsd bl
the Philadelphia. They we're cut OF
because Of the desire 10 reduce eH
penses,
TnH ghost Of the..Sou,hern Lsagu
il still wandering about In the South
Wont someone hit the old chestnu
on the head with q club7-Nashvill
Banner. The ghost Of the Southern
Lssgus 10 stalking around In ID
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
50. Louis q. HroohIynI.

BRooKLYs, N. Y, September g.
The third ard last game Of the season
between St. Louis and Brooklyn was
played today, and resulted In an easy
victory for the Champions. Porter,
the Brooklyn pitcher, was wild, civ.
ing Ave men bases on balls, and but
for Peoplss'e help would have been
costly. The 81. Louis men fslded
well, The Brooklyns fslded indifisr-
emily ard the errors made we're costly.
The batting Of Phillips, Of tho home
team, and 0'Neil, Latham and Robin.
son, Of ST. Louie, Is worthy Of men,
ton. Gleason, Boyle and Comiskey
hslded perfectly for the visitors. Nc
Clellau, Phil ips and Peoples did the
belt for Brooklyn. A very strong
wind swept the grounds, which par.
italy accounted for the number OF
flee, St. Louis gathering In seventeen
and Brooklyn steven. Attendance
1886. Score:
Brooklyn .......0 90 900 OIL
81. Louis...........3 l 000l 20'-7
Summary. Earned runs-Brookyn
Isl. Lous3 Tso base hit-Robin.
son. Three base hils-Swsitwood and
O'Ntill. Hons Tun-Lathsm. double
p.ays-Robinson, q lesson and CJmis.
key; Gleason, Robinson and COmis.
key. Base on balls-St. Louis 8. Base
on errois-S;. Lpuls 4, Brooklyn 9.
Struck out-Knoufi 9, Peoples /. Time
One hour and thirty minutes. I'm.
pire--Ferguson
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

South, Mr.. Banner, but II seems to be
q very lively spscter, and one that will
stalk In these diggings until the kpell
of baseball In the South is sounded,
Unprogressive and inanimate towns
like Nashville are unable to place
clubs In the field, and the wall OF the
Banner sounds very much like a case
Of sour grapes.-New Orleans States.
DETROIT offered Washington $1,000
for the release of Whitney, who IA
doing good work In the bsx for the
Senatorial aggregation. The reply was
that $4,000 wouldn't buy Whit.
WHEN big Sam Thompson went to
the bat in Mondays Detroit. Chicago
game he was presented q gold head ed
cane. Sam didn't get ratified, but
banged the ball for base and scored
the first run Of the game.
Tx conversation In front OF the
United States hotel, Boston, q few
evenings ago. Glasscock said: 1--WE
can't beat anybody. Itever play with
a club like this again I'll 20 crazy. Pm
half crazy now."-Detroit Free Press.
PAUL GkRsoRo, captain OF the Mel.
son club, writes the APPEAL that
there was no game played Wednesday
between bis club and the Leddin nine.
He says the Leddins failed to appear
and the game was given the Nelson's
Q to O.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
PhsIsseIphi. =, w,.h,ns,o. q

WARRINGTON, September S.-The
Washington and Philadelphia clubs
played an exciting aud interesting
game here today. The home team
slightly outbstted the visitors, bat
lost the game through bad errors by
Shock and Daily. In the fret inning
the Phillies made three runs, none
earned, on double by Wood, angles
by Andrews and Ferguson, and two
errors by Daily, who muffed easy balls.
Three singles earned one for Washing.
ton in the second. and in the fourth
inning they took the lead, ecoring four
runs, all earned, on four singles and
CAROLS hit to the club house. The
visitors won the game In the fifth in
ming. when, after chance, had been Of.
fered to retire the side, they made four
runs. Score:
Washing.on.......0 l 100000 Ia
Philadslphis....3 900 1000 II
Earned runs-Wsshinston 0. Two
base hits-Wood, Ferguson. Home
run-Cspoll. Double play-Mack
and O'Brien. Base on balls-Daily.
Base on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Struck
out-0'Brien, Mack, Shock, Whitney,
Farar. Time-0ne hour and forty.
five minutes. Umpire-Vslentine.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd 81.
NKw supply Of The Duchess, the
new novel, at Msnsiord'e.
" You want al pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF
ferson street.
500 cords Of wood given away by
persons hauling II, ut Woodruff Lum.
Der Company's mills.
MRs. w. II. HoRTos's School, on
McLemore avenue, will open on Sep.
TENDER 9th. For particulars apply to
the principal on premises. Telephone
Sl5.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectors and embslmers, 80 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 iuInIph
chairs at residences, when ordered, Tor
the accommodation OF friends.
Frs.-All fts stopped free by DIR,
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No a ,
after fret days use. Marvellous curee
Treatise and ~ trial bottle free 10 al
cases. Send TO Dr. Kline, gSl Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa
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THE TURF.
Fine Racing at sheepshead Bay aud
Niagara.

Fine Racing at bheepshead hay and
Niagara.
NKw YoRx, September 8.-The
weather at sheepshesd Bay today was
fine, The attendance was large, track
fact and racing good.
First Race - One mile. Starters
Biscuit, Adrian, Hsrved, Carey, Little
Minnie, Maggie Mitchell, Gallstir,
Red Stone, Ivanboe, Queen Bsss and
My Own. Red Stone and Queen Bess
ran dead heat, Carey third. Time
l:49t. Red Stone won the run of.
Time-l:42
Second Rsce--The Cleaner stakes,
for three year olds; three.iourths Of a
mile. Starters: Now or Never, Ball.
ston, Rapine, Figaro, Umpire, George
Oyster, Pyramid. Taragon, Goldie,
Cad, Winons, Fleurette, Chamois
FLY, Pesweep, Daylight and King
Grab. Ballston won by five length e,
King Grab second, Tsrsgsn third.
Gme-l:l51.
Third Race. The Septem Der stake, for
three year olubi one ana tnree-qu AFTER
miles. Starters: KiDgaton, Miss Ford,
Connemara and Glen Spray. Kingston
won by length, Conemara second,
Miss Ford third. Time--3.04i.
Fourth RAce-Ths Flight stakes, for
two year Odds add upwards; seven.
eighths Of a mile. Starters: Stuy.
vtssnt, Bess, Flageoletta, Touchepas
Emperor Of Norfolk, Pearl Jennings,
Florence E, Mamie Hunt, Prince
Roysl. Stuyvesant won as he liked,
Iouchepsa second, Florencs Z. third.
Iime--l:2
Fifth Rsce-HAndlcap one and Ave.
eishths OF a mile. Starters: Volante,
Ten Booker, Housa, onic, Windsail
and n onte Cristo. Volante won AT
will, Ten Booker second. WiDdsail
third. nme-2;50.
Sixth Race-HeAvy handicap; one
and one-eighth miles on the turf.
Starters: Referee, Tst,lsr, Jennie b.
Pomons, Pasha, Pilot, Beverly and
Eplcure. Jennie b. won by a neck,
Tsttler second, Pasha third. Time
II .b8
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI. ! eptsml or s.-Night-Rivsr
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE. September t.-Elght-
River foot 8 inchol and falling. Weather
clear and ple0ant.'
YICKsBURG, September s.-Nisht- De-
pa tedi City Of Ptogidoneo. 81. Louis,
AIN. Pa,tod upi Oakland and bArsei, II
am.
LOUISVILLE. sspto n Dor s.-Nish,-Rlvei
stationAfyg ioet . inches In the canal and
! inches on the falls. Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, September s-Night-Rivsi
risen 10 incheti tauge SIS feet. Weather
clear and pleasant. Dopartsdi City Of Cairo
Nickfbufg.
CAIRO, September s.-Night-Riyer foe
inches and falling, Weather. clear an,
sool. Arrived hITiysd I p Sins sI,,, nsmpsl,,
Il d.
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scored q single, q double and q hom
run, but his support was excellent.
and the visitors won with timely bat
ting. Attendance 1900. Score:
Baltimore. .......0 0 0 10000 30
Opcinnati......2 0 100000 1-6
Earned runs-Baltimore 2, Cincin-
natl 8. Two base hits-Reil-
ley, Corkhill, Carpenter, Grifli o,
FeDnelly. Home run Kelley.
Double play-Bsldwin and Kelley.
Base on balls-Kilrey, McPhee. Hit
Purcell. Base on errors-Bsltimore
l, Cincinnati 2. Struck out-Kilroy
l, Smith 2. Wild pitch-Kilroy.
Time-Two hours. Umpire-Ourry.
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Races st Niagara.

NAoRA FAILS, N. Y, y, ptember g.
The weather was pleasant and the
track fast.
First Race-Selling: seven-sishths
OF mile. G!eaadon won, Peacock sec.
ond, Laura Garrison third. Time
1871.
second Rics-Handic,p; mile heats.
Grey Cloud won, Top Sawyer second,
Barnum third. Time-I:i3I l:45.
Third Race-HAndicsp: one and
one.hali miles. Donsmnn won, Royal
Arch second, Myrtle third. Time
2:i0}.
Fourth Rics--Solling, Weller; hur.
dies; one and one quarter miles. 10.
roy won, Charm second, Menimore
third. Time-2:2li.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
CHARLESTON WINS.
The Seagulls Take Four Straight
Games.
indianapolis Beats ChicaGo-Pitts-
burg and New York Shut
Out-Turf Notes.
JsyRcrAL TO TIE APPlAL.I


OHARLEsroE, 8. g., September s.
Charleston sat down upon the infant
In an eight inning game this after
noon, and in the presence Of an audi.
snce that scarcely paid the guarantee
money. The visitors seemed to play a
pir'tless gams aside from the sixth in
mig, when they spurted. Up to this
time they had not got man to fret
base nor made a hit. In the sixth
inning the locals made one or two
errors and the visitors managed to get
In two or three effective hits, chslking
up six runs, four Of which were made
after two men were put out. In the
eighth innirg they increased the score
one, but darkness came on and the
Fame was cilled.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
HnhiiaaI ConsiIpntIon

And kidney and liver ills, depend.
ing on q weak or inactive condition Of
the Kidneys, liver or bowels, are suc-
cessiully and permanently cured only
by the use Of the gentle, yet effective
Lax ltiye aud diureiic, Syrup Of Figs.
liz advantages arc evident; II 10 easily
taken, pleasing 10 the tasts, acceptable
90 tho stomach, harmless 10 the mos,
deliclle system, and truly beneficial
In effect. For sale In 90 cents and
81 90 boltlca For sale In 80 cent?
add 81 bottles by II. ]. Hester aud
all leading druggists. Van vleot a
Co., q. W. Jones 4 o., ". n. vii.
kerron 4 Co., ]. ]. Miles, end r.
Manifold a Go. have been appointed
wholesale agents ~ Memphis.
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Indianapolis 10, Chicago 8.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, September S.-Tbe
tail enders came here today and beat
the club which hoped to again win
the championship In the most shame
less manner. There was an attend.
ance Of 1000, but everyone present sat
like mutes at funeral until Piefier's
appearance, when there was some APP
plause. Aneon's appearance was
Rooted, and his errors, Of which he
made three, applauded, and the crowd
seemed to be glad when indianapolis
won the game. The visitors played
an excellent fielding and good batting
game, but the White Stockings were
listless In their work, and their errors
were frightful. Score:
Chicago. .".."".0 900 Ola l. 8
Indianapolis ..;-l 3 500 Ito
Earned iuns--Ohicsgo 4, Indian.
epolis 2. Two base hits-Van Haltren,
Williamson, Bassett. Home rups-
Seery, Gardner. D.uble play-Wil-
hanson and Arson. Base on balls
Ryan 2, Glasscock, Denny. Hit
Glssscock, Struck out-By Van
Haltren 2, by Boyle 2. Passed ball
Darling. Time-Two hours. Umpire
Powers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
Rosion o. New York o.

BssTos, Mas September s.-Mad.
den's pitching was The feature Of 10.
days game. The visitors did not make
a bit until the eighth inning, when a
hit by Brown awaited nothing, and the
only other bin, made by Ward In the
ninth, was iruiiless. All bui one Of
Bst.on's runs we're earned by long bits
By Morrill,, Johnston, Burdook and
Kelly. Sore:
Boston ............0 l 0l002l 0-5
New York ...,.-0 q o 0 5000 Go
Earned runs Boeton 4. Two base
hils-Morrll, Ward, Brown. Three
base hils-kelly, Johnston. Base on
bslls-Ward. Base on errors-New
York 3. Struck out--Kslly, Gillespie,
Keofe. Wild piich-Keeie. Time
0ne hour and thiriy.6ve minutes
Umpire-Doetcher.
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PittsbsrG shut Out.

DHrRoIr, MICH, September s.-No
earned runs we're scored today, hut
by punching their errors In the fifth
and eighth the visitors allowed the
home team TO score four unearned
ones. After Bennett Asw out In the
fifth Kuehne fumbled Hanlon's
grounder and Carroll mufied Get.
seine high ioul. Then GeiIsin hit
for double, and Brouthers, Rowe
and Thompson for singles. In the
eighth Miller's muG, wild pitch,
and CAROLS muff Of q thrown ball
yielded another run.
Plttsburg ........0 0 100000 90
Detroit ....."...0 COOS 00l o.
Tso base hits-Broutaefs, Go,zsia.
Double plays-Bennett and Brouthers,
Smith and Bnkley 2. BAso on balls
--RlchsTdson, White. Thompson,
Dalrymple 2, Miller. Base on errors
Detroit 2, Ptieburg. Struck out
GetIsln 4, Morris. Passed ball
Carroll. Wild pitcbes-Mords, Get
Islr. Umpirs-DlDiels.
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Athlete. ~, Cleveland O,

PHILADELPHIA, PA September g.
Crowell pitched for Cleveland today,
and tn. visitors were kept busy look.
Ing for the ball all the afternoon.
1mmor aad MoGlone appeared with
Cleveland, and tho latter impressed
everyone iAvorSbly. He made two
errors, bu, both were on hard hi bslll.
Robinson's catching and batting we're
the ieatures Of the game. Score:
Athletic. .......2 3ii0302 0-l2
Cleveland..""""0 300l OIL l. q
Earned runs -Athlelics6. Cleveland
2. Two base hits-Mann 2, Robinson.
Three baie h't-Slrioker. Home run
Seward. Double plays-Sirlcksi
and Gi.ks; Lyons, Lsrkin and Nc.
Carr; Robinson aud BIerhauor Poor
man, Bierbauer and Lyons. Base on
lls-Poofman, Siovey 3, Stricken
Mexican 2 Carroll, Zmmer. Hit
IArkln 9, McGlono 2, Gilks. Base or
errora- Athletics 3, Cleveland 2
struck out-McKeap, Hotaling, Allen
Carol 2, Crowell. Passed palls-Rob
inson 2. VIVID pitoh-Seward. Tim,
Two hours and Boyen minutes. I'm
pire-MtQ iade.
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LnnisXIIInz. Meta 8.

Nav YoEK, September s.-The
Louisvilles aud Metropolitans played
a good same today. The visitors
played well with tho exception Of
white, wto muHed two easy dies and
made { ad tumble Of Gerhardfs
grounder. Gross and Chamberlain
played very Zoe game and the rest
Of the team supported them well. The
Nets gave an exhibition Of fine throw.
ing in the eighth inning. Vol was
hit by a pitched ball and got first.
When be attempted 10 tteal second
Holtertthlew Wild TO GerhArdt. Wolf
started to third, aud Jones, who had
got the ball, threw wild 10 third. Then
Wolf went home on q wild throw Of
Mays. This playing disgusted the
spectators and many Of them left the
grounds.
] 90 / o o 0-3
Louisville..-"...4 0 90 OIL liz
Earned runs-Mets 2, Louisville 4,
Two base hits-Gerhardt, Mays, Dol
Inns. Three base hit-DoDohue. Home
run-Colins. Base on balls-Hosan
2, Mack, Kerins, WeTrick. Hh-Woli
Base on erTors-Mets 2, Louisville 3
Struck out-Msts Q, Louisville 2
Passed blll-Cross. T'me-Two hours
Umpire Bauer.
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shelton Granted HAIL.

HIEsA, Ark September s.-The
preliminary examination a q. NJ. ID.
Shelton, who killed Samuel Barlas by
cutting his throat, n week or 10 ainos,
a, Cypress Ridge, In Monroe county
about pome church matter, vas con
cluded late last night at Clarendon
The plea 81 the prisoner Ia self defense
After hearing the testimony he wa,
granted bail In the sum Of 1900
which vas immediately gwen,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
n. IN, Who'll. uia.o,. C.,.,osu.

OF diseases there were none which. proviou,
TO the dlieovsfy Of Ho,tetter's Stomach Bit
ters, offered moro formidable resi'tance 70
the old fashioned modes Of treatment than
the group OF mAladiss which. Ut der the col.
Iectiys name q mslarial disease, Afiicted
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AMUSEM HNTS.
Circus ON the BIun.

Shields Circus Is csmped on the
bluff, between Monroe and Union
streets. Performances are given every
afternoon and night, and are largely
attended by all Glasses Of people. The
entertainment Is OF q novel, interest.
ing and excellent character, worthy Of
public patronage. Many new things
are presented by The performers, who
are the best In their respective lines OF
business. The admission fee, 10
cent?, places the entertainment within
reach OF oil, and although the amount
Is small, the performances eIcels In
very many respects that given by more
pretenilous organisations.